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Lmao I'm living the life of a retiree at 28 these days.
12-08-2020, 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted By Tdriin⏩
Probably a good idea to start looking/preparing for exit opps. I'm not in the industry but from what I've said it just seems a bit bleak, unfortunately. I wonder how young pilots are coping as they'd be the first to be let go...I am staying a couple of years if I can but plan to study in the meantime so when I leave I have a better job to go to. I like the industry and the job (most of the time) but I have burst my eardrum twice now so it’s only matter of time when my hearing will become more important than flying.
We just had to accept 2 year payfreeze which is another hurdle for sure knowing the prices will go up to make up for the money that went on furloughs.
I think we cater to a lot of holiday makers so losing some business travellers won’t make too much of a difference to us. The money saving tricks the airline is thinking about are concerning though and seeing our board members jump ships.
We just had to accept 2 year payfreeze which is another hurdle for sure knowing the prices will go up to make up for the money that went on furloughs.
I think we cater to a lot of holiday makers so losing some business travellers won’t make too much of a difference to us. The money saving tricks the airline is thinking about are concerning though and seeing our board members jump ships.
Didn't know bursting eardrums was a thing with FAs, sucks. Are you hard of hearing now?
12-08-2020, 05:50 AM
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Originally Posted By LordBroly⏩
Half of us have issues with hearing but this often happens to short haul crew as we can do 4 flights a day. It’s 4 time descending which is when eardrums tend to burst most often. My right ear has muffled hearing now so flying is not something I can do for long.Probably a good idea to start looking/preparing for exit opps. I'm not in the industry but from what I've said it just seems a bit bleak, unfortunately. I wonder how young pilots are coping as they'd be the first to be let go...
Didn't know bursting eardrums was a thing with FAs, sucks. Are you hard of hearing now?
Didn't know bursting eardrums was a thing with FAs, sucks. Are you hard of hearing now?
In our company all pilots went on part time contract meaning no pilots were made redundant. Just not sure that 50% covers their flight school loans they often have
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12-08-2020, 05:52 AM
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12-08-2020, 06:29 AM
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Also I am an atheist openly in 28 years of my life noone cccsaid chit to me about it. Only thing is the ezan (that arabic chants from mosques) but honestly that doesnt bother me.
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Originally Posted By WABeast⏩
Lol Istanbul is a disgusting place to live. Southern and western coast of Turkey is where its at. Hnng tourists, beaches, nightlife, no minorities/ erdocuck voters.Could probably sell all my possesions and retire in Istanbul if i really wanted to.
But my angus is not peppered for the religion of peace.
But my angus is not peppered for the religion of peace.
Also I am an atheist openly in 28 years of my life noone cccsaid chit to me about it. Only thing is the ezan (that arabic chants from mosques) but honestly that doesnt bother me.
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Originally Posted By LordBroly⏩
Thats the online education I'm taking now. Currently taking ground classes of it. I guess actual flight training is next year SpringccMore or less in the same position. It definitely has its pros. Like Blissful said, you can devote time to hobbies and personal interests but it gets old. It feels like I'm in limbo. Weren't you talking about becoming an airline pilot? How's that looking now with Covid and the inevitable restructuring of the industry?
12-08-2020, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted By johnvee73⏩
Ye cuz sloots love drunk veterans who frequent brothels right?Looks like something you would put in your dating app bio.
12-08-2020, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted By Sinan09400⏩
Left military, worked couple odd summer jobs, began an education was supposed to move to Istanbul to attend classes but now they are online (5 times a day), school does not allow us to work so I moved back to parents.
Here's the stuff I do daily/ weekly:
-Long walks on the beach
-Reading books/ newspapers in quiet parks
-Collect the beer bottles I drank that week and shoot them in the countryside
-Hiking
-Online classes
-Studying
-Playing games on PC/ rotting
-Would go to brothels too but they are all closed since March
U mirin? Life of a grandpa
Here's the stuff I do daily/ weekly:
-Long walks on the beach
-Reading books/ newspapers in quiet parks
-Collect the beer bottles I drank that week and shoot them in the countryside
-Hiking
-Online classes
-Studying
-Playing games on PC/ rotting
-Would go to brothels too but they are all closed since March
U mirin? Life of a grandpa

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12-08-2020, 06:36 AM
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Originally Posted By blissful88⏩
This, would rather work in a dead end job when i'm 70, at least i will be around people.Mirin tbh
There's a lot more to life from 21 - 40 than just grinding a career
Personal interests are important and wasted by the youth
There's a lot more to life from 21 - 40 than just grinding a career
Personal interests are important and wasted by the youth
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12-08-2020, 06:39 AM
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I wish im still wage cucking 6 days per week myself
12-08-2020, 06:43 AM
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Originally Posted By Wh1teDyn0mite⏩
Very true lmao. Actual retirement gotta suck huge balls.This, would rather work in a dead end job when i'm 70, at least i will be around people.
12-08-2020, 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted By bigdownunder⏩
It’s safe to come out of the toilet now fatsoDid you guys ever meet up for a beer in Antalya?
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12-08-2020, 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted By samsbolton⏩
LmaoooooIt’s safe to come out of the toilet now fatso
12-08-2020, 06:57 AM
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Im a NEET living in a literal retirement community.
Oldcel boomers all around me.
These fukers all have two houses, they come from up north and stay here in the winter. They are all covid paniccels. Guess what a ton of them still smoke and havent quit during covid. The ones living in my building all just sit out on the front porch all day waiting to die. Some of the other buildings are more active and have events and hobbies.
I start work again soon. Going to be weird not working after almost a year. The good thing is my move to a new timezone is in the right direction and I wont even have to do much to adjust getting up earlier.
Oldcel boomers all around me.
These fukers all have two houses, they come from up north and stay here in the winter. They are all covid paniccels. Guess what a ton of them still smoke and havent quit during covid. The ones living in my building all just sit out on the front porch all day waiting to die. Some of the other buildings are more active and have events and hobbies.
I start work again soon. Going to be weird not working after almost a year. The good thing is my move to a new timezone is in the right direction and I wont even have to do much to adjust getting up earlier.
12-08-2020, 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted By Tdriin⏩
Never realized that was one of the medical consequences of working in aviation. I'm surprised there aren't any kind of pressure-equalizing earplugs by now. I wonder if pilots get that too or if their headsets offer some protection. Anyway, losing heraing sucks. I think i have mild tinnitus in my left ear and now I'm super conscious about ear pro.Half of us have issues with hearing but this often happens to short haul crew as we can do 4 flights a day. It’s 4 time descending which is when eardrums tend to burst most often. My right ear has muffled hearing now so flying is not something I can do for long.
In our company all pilots went on part time contract meaning no pilots were made redundant. Just not sure that 50% covers their flight school loans they often have
In our company all pilots went on part time contract meaning no pilots were made redundant. Just not sure that 50% covers their flight school loans they often have
Yeah, I've heard they carry a lot of debt because of flight school. I remember Capt. Sully from the Miracle on the Hudson crashlanding testified and was talking about how many young pilots have to work second jobs as they work their way up in the industry. Was pretty shocking.
Originally Posted By Sinan09400⏩
Nice man, good to see you're still on that path. I used to want to fly as well but I just don't see it happening. I guess I wasn't passionate enough about it to make it a career. I know a couple people who went that route straight after HS and I know at least one of them has his wings now. Fkn sick. What are the costs in Turkey? Will you have to be an instructor for a few years to accumulate hours? Also, did you try for an aviation (either fixed wing or rotary) slot in the military? Would've been sick as you'd get great training for free plus tons of hours.Thats the online education I'm taking now. Currently taking ground classes of it. I guess actual flight training is next year Spring
12-08-2020, 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted By LordBroly⏩
Nah I was artillery. You gotta study in the AF academy for a pilot role there. Before 2018 you didnt really need to work as a FI, could find employment with less than 100 hours and without a type rating. Will see how this goes nowNever realized that was one of the medical consequences of working in aviation. I'm surprised there aren't any kind of pressure-equalizing earplugs by now. I wonder if pilots get that too or if their headsets offer some protection. Anyway, losing heraing sucks. I think i have mild tinnitus in my left ear and now I'm super conscious about ear pro.
Yeah, I've heard they carry a lot of debt because of flight school. I remember Capt. Sully from the Miracle on the Hudson crashlanding testified and was talking about how many young pilots have to work second jobs as they work their way up in the industry. Was pretty shocking.
Nice man, good to see you're still on that path. I used to want to fly as well but I just don't see it happening. I guess I wasn't passionate enough about it to make it a career. I know a couple people who went that route straight after HS and I know at least one of them has his wings now. Fkn sick. What are the costs in Turkey? Will you have to be an instructor for a few years to accumulate hours? Also, did you try for an aviation (either fixed wing or rotary) slot in the military? Would've been sick as you'd get great training for free plus tons of hours.
Yeah, I've heard they carry a lot of debt because of flight school. I remember Capt. Sully from the Miracle on the Hudson crashlanding testified and was talking about how many young pilots have to work second jobs as they work their way up in the industry. Was pretty shocking.
Nice man, good to see you're still on that path. I used to want to fly as well but I just don't see it happening. I guess I wasn't passionate enough about it to make it a career. I know a couple people who went that route straight after HS and I know at least one of them has his wings now. Fkn sick. What are the costs in Turkey? Will you have to be an instructor for a few years to accumulate hours? Also, did you try for an aviation (either fixed wing or rotary) slot in the military? Would've been sick as you'd get great training for free plus tons of hours.
12-08-2020, 07:23 AM
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lol your entire country is going down the toilet and your currency will be worse than toilet paper soon enough. Erdogan knows this and is why he is desperate for gas and oil.
12-08-2020, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted By EmmaW4tson⏩
Ok. I dont really get what has this to do with anything in OPlol your entire country is going down the toilet and your currency will be worse than toilet paper soon enough. Erdogan knows this and is why he is desperate for gas and oil.
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